Senior Field Service Engineer – Generators & Motors

Baker Hughes Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Baker Hughes in the Americas BRUSH Team is seeking a Field Service Mechanical Engineer to deliver on-site mechanical inspections, maintenance and repairs of generators and related equipment, ensuring OEM standards are met and performance is maximized. You will collaborate with global teams, participate in trainings abroad, and travel offshore as required.

A minimum of 5 years’ hands-on experience with motors and/or generators and a recognized Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification

Qualifications

• Hold an accredited Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years hands-on experience with motors and/or generators.
• Willing to travel offshore and overseas for assignments and training.
• Strong problem-solving and self-sufficiency.
• Proficient English communication.

Responsibilities

• Performing mechanical inspections, maintenance, and repairs on generators per OEM standards
• Stripping down, rebuilding, fault-finding, and overhauling large generators and related equipment
• Installing and commissioning turbo-driven generators, sync condensers, and motors
• Conducting mechanical alignments and basic electrical tests using optical, laser, and electrical systems
• Interpreting technical specifications and preparing method statements and customer reports
• Supporting winding specialists with in-situ winding repairs and rewinds
• Delivering solutions beyond the scope when required to meet customer needs

Skills

Motors & Generators

English proficiency

Field service

Education

Engineering qualification

Job description

Baker Hughes in the Americas BRUSH Team is seeking a Field Service Mechanical Engineer to deliver on-site mechanical inspections, maintenance and repairs of generators and related equipment, ensuring OEM standards are met and performance is maximized. You will collaborate with global teams, participate in trainings abroad, and travel offshore as required.

A minimum of 5 years’ hands-on experience with motors and/or generators and a recognized Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification